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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[September 1, 1917. 



106.496. 

 106,511. 

 106.S34. 



106,550. 



106,559. 



106,588. 



106,609. 

 106,645. 

 106,681. 



106,729. 



Wheel tires. M. H. Cleaver. 122 Liberty street, Manhattan, New 



York, U. S. A. 

 Artificial hands with rubber finger tips. E. W. HoRgs, 23 Bran- 



(Ircth Road, Balham, Surrey. 

 Rrcach mat of elastic waterproof material. A. R. M. SankejTj 



Polygon House, Southampton, and A. J. M. Smith, "Edgehill, 



Peak Hill, Sydenham, London. 

 Tire rim. H. \V. Vnn Meeteren, 58 Poplar Road, Edgbaston; 



.\. Edwards, 44 Milcote Road, Bearwood, and H. Headley, 



"Merton," Oxford Road, Moseley — all in Birmingham. 

 Crutch comprising a pneumatic tired wheel engaged by the arm 



rest. II. C. Sparrow, 123 Mallinson Road, Clapham Junction, 



London. 



ISSUED JULY 25, 1917. 

 Girdle and brassiere having vertical elastic inserts down the back. 



B. Prince and H. Prince — both of 38 East One Hundred and 



Twenty-sixth street. New York City, U. S. A. 

 Electric incandescent lamp comprising rubber ring. C. Ammen- 



torp, 23 St. Pederstracde, Copenhagen. 

 .•\eronautics. W. B. Quick, "Belmont," Station Road, Wootton, 



Isle of Wight. 

 Kinematograph apparatus comprising rubber tubing. A. E. 



Walsliam. A. P. . . - i- _ 



street, London. 



Walsliam. A. P.ennett, an 



comprising rubber tubing. A. r.. 

 d A. H. F. Perl— all of 60 Doughty 



176,156. 

 176,184. 



176,206. 



176,280, 



176,311. 

 176,323. 

 176,351. 



176,405. 



176,532. 

 176,597. 



176,604. 



482.932 

 482,960 

 482,963 

 482,994 

 482,995 

 483,006 



483,059 



92,308. 

 92,614. 

 94.468. 

 96,373. 



96.374. 



96,375. 



96,376. 



96,377. 



96,379. 



96,380. 



96.381. 



Bottle with lubber stopper. I. Ci. Warren, Glen Rosa, Cumber- 

 hills, Dufiield, Derbyshire, and F. H. Rogers, 13road Sanctuary 

 Chambers. Westminster. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED APRIL 30. 1917. 

 Pneumatic tire. W. J. G. Rogers, Montreal, Quebec. 

 Life preserver. The National Life Preserver Co., assignee of 



O. A. Youngren — both of Sheridan. Wyoming. U. S. A. 

 Brake lining. E. E. Waite and Standard Woven Fabric Co., 



assignee of a half interest — both of Framingham, Massachusetts, 



U. S. A. 

 Pneumatic cushion heel. O. Mussinan, New York, New York, 



U. S. A. 

 Teat cup. H. Stewart, Gait, Ontario. 

 Tire applier. T- Wyatt, Melita, Manitoba. 

 Reinforced air tube for tires. The Western Canadian Enterprises, 



Limited, Vancouver, assignee to T. H. B. Gaynor, Middle Park, 



\'ictoria — both in Australia. 

 Safety purse comprising an elastic support. F. W. De Blieux, 



Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A. 

 Rubber heel. F. Berenstein, Chelsea, Massachusetts. U. S. A. 

 Waterproof bag for rubbers. J. A. Aristide, Vaillancourt, Ottawa, 



Ontario. 

 Reservoir shaving brush. F. W. Zeidler, Jersey City, New Jersey, 



U. S. A. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (September 20, 1916). Improvements in the manufacture of hard 

 rubber receivers and similar articles. W. W. Weitling. 



(September 23, 1916). Protective pneumatic tire for carriage 

 wheels. U. Favretti. 



5, 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. J. H. 



1916). Device for inflating life-belts. W. G. 

 Improvements in wheels and rims. F. A. 



A. Stein & Co., 

 The 



(September 



Christian. 

 (September 26, 



Brokan. 

 (September 26, 1916). 



Scott. 

 (September 27, 1916). Capsule for compressed or liquid gas serving 



to inflate life-belts and pneumatic tires, as well as for other 



purposes. W. G. Brokan. 



(September 29, 1916). Crutches for the wounded. G. A. Valland. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



The words Mme. LEEMAX^sanitarv clothing. 

 Chicago, 111. 



The word Ecco — rubber-covered electrical wires and cables, 



, Electric Cable Co., Bridgeport, Conn. 



The word Buckskin — rain coats made of textiles treated with 



waterproo6.ng materials. American Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. 

 A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — drug 



sundries. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J., 



and New Yo'-k City. 

 A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — rubber 



cetnent. United States Rubber Co.. New Brunswick, N. J., and 



New York City. 



A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — rubber 



horseshoes and horseshoe pads. United States Rubber Co., 



New Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 

 A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — pneumatic 



pillows. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J., 



and New York City. 



A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — rubber 

 pails and hat bags. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, 

 N. J., and New York City. 



A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — insulated 



wire and friction tape. L'nited States Rubber Co., New 



Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 

 A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — powdered 



soapslone. United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick. N. J., 



and New York City. 



A white bar between two blue bars all of enual width — furnace- 

 bulbs, basin plugs, force cups, horn bulbs, plant sprinklers, 

 and bnth sprays. United States Rubber Co.. N^w Bruns- 

 wick, N. J., and New York City. 



96,382. A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — gaskets, 

 lamp connections, automobile bumpers, pump valves, spiral pack- 

 ings, sheet packings, piston pacKiiigs, rubber belting, rubber 

 hose reinforced with fabric, air brake hose, pipe tester rings, 

 fuller balls, siphon valve washers, tank balls, rubber elbows, 

 rubber washers, jar rings, tire relincs, blow-out (patches, inner 

 tube patches, tire inner tubes and tics. United btates Rubber 

 Co., New Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 



96,418. A white bar between two blue bars all of equal width — rubber 

 boots, rubber and fabric boots, boots and shoes having fabric 

 uppers and composition soles, rubber coats, overalls, leggings, 

 hats, gloves, mittens, swimming vests, aprons, heels and soles. 

 United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J., and New 

 York City. 



96,994. Representation of a gloved hand holding an instrument within a 

 pneumatic tire — rubber tires and tubes. The Miller Rubber Co., 

 Akron. Ohio. 



98,187. The white letters G. B. Co. on a black diamond-shaped back- 

 ground — chewing gum. George Brothers Co., Manitowoc, Wis- 

 consin. 



98.392. The words Est'b S. S. 1880 within a wreath and beside it the 

 word KoMFORT — shoes made of leather, rubber, canvas or any 

 combination of the three. Albert J. Schmidt, Pittsburgh, Penn- 

 sylvania. 



99.420. The vnrd McElwain — boots and shoes with rubber soles or heels. 

 W. H. McElwain Co., Boston, Mass. 



99,576. — The word Mutual within a white diamond with a black border — 

 tires, tubes and mechanical rubber goods. The Mutual Motor 

 Stores Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 

 100,319. The word Mutual within a diamond-shaped design — rubber cement 

 and tire tape. The Mutual Motor Stores Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 

 102,401. Representation of a shield — clothing including rubber shoes. J. 

 Bacon & Sons, Louisville, Ky. 



102.897. The word Reputation — druggists' sundries. United Drug Co., 



Boston, MasF. 



102.898. The word Firstaid — druggists' sundries. United Drug Co., Bos- 



ton. Mass. 



102,993. Representation of an outdoor scene showing repair being made 

 to an auto tire above which is the compound word Auto-Seal 

 and a bird holding a can of the material — a compound for 

 closing holes or punctures in pneumatic tires. National 

 Chemical Co., Clinton, Iowa. 



103,713. The word Jiffy — cemtntless patches for mending pneumatic inner 

 tubes for tirep and like inflated articles. 



103,720. The word Air-in — raincoats. KHng Bros. & Co., Chicago. 111. 



104,004. The word Toesan — composition shoes and rubber overshoes. Bat- 

 terman Rubber Co., Boston, Mass. 



104,543. Representation of a soldier and the compound word Soldier-Boy 

 within an oval — rubber boots and shoes. The Beacon Falls Rub- 

 ber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls, Conn. 



104.557. The word Angle — rubber tires, casings, and tubes. The Mara- 



thon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



104.558. The word Angle — rubber and composition soles and heels. The 



Marathon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



104.559. The word Runner — rubber tires, casings, and tubes. The Mara- 



thon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



104.560. The word Runner — rubber and composition soles and heels. The 



Marathon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



377,264. The word Dividatan within a desicn^condenser rubber leathers, 

 etc. E. Handley, Leventhorp Leather Works, Loco Mill Lane, 

 Bradford, Yorkshire. 



377,327. Representation of a moose's head above the words The Mer- 

 chants Rubber Co., Ltd. — footwear made of rubber or partly 

 of rubber. The Merchants Rubber Co., Ltd., Kitchener, 

 Province of Ontario, Canada. 



377.329. A representation of Jacques Cartier in an oval around which 

 appears the name of the company — footwear made of rubber or 

 partly of rubber. The Canadian Rubber Co. of Montreal, Ltd., 

 corner of Notre Dame street East and Papineau avenue, Mont- 

 real, Canada. 



377,615. The word Navite — electric insulating material or preparations 

 made mainly of india rubber. Alfred Graham & Co., St, An- 

 drew's Works, Croft on Park, London, S. E. 



375,705. The word Goulag — filler for india rubber compositions. Ameri- 

 can Gum Products Co., 200 Fifth avenue, New York, U. S. A. 



377,911. The word Rolva — waterproofing compounds. The Viva Co., 112, 

 Moss Lane East, Manchester. 



377.964. The word Gem above a design with the words North British 

 Rubber Cu., Limited, Edinburgh, encircling a representation of 

 a .sword and scaler — hair combs. The North British Rubber 

 Co.. Limited, Castle Mills, Fountainbridge, Edinburgh, Scot- 

 land. 



378,142. Representation of a deer within a circular design above which 

 are the v;ords Okapi Brand — packing and hose of all kinds. 

 Hamel & Horley. Limited, London House, 35, Crutched Friars, 

 London, E. C, 3. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



22.475. The word Acorn and the representation of an acorn at each end 



of the word — rubber tires. Acme Tire & Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Toronto. 



22.476. R(.presentatinn of an automobile tire with an oak tree in the 



center and the word^ Royal Oak Tires — rubber tires. Acme 

 Tire & Rubber Co.. Limited, Toronto. 

 22.514. The word Thermoid — brake linings and packing. Thermoid Rub- 

 ber Co., Hamilton Township (Trenton), Mercer County, New 

 Jersey, U. S. A. 



DESIGN. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



51.036. Toy halloon. Term / years. Patented May 15. 1917. .T. B. 

 Amherst, Los Angeles, Calif. 



